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water-logged

ADJECTIVE
soaked
Synonyms
STRONGEST
drowned sodden soggy wet
STRONG
drenched dripping soaking sopping soused
WEAK
dank soppy wringing-wet
Antonyms
STRONGEST
dehydrated dry
ADJECTIVE
sodden
Synonyms
STRONGEST
soaked soggy
WEAK
drenched steeped wet
Antonyms
WEAK
arid dry
ADJECTIVE
sopping
Synonyms
STRONG
drenched dripping drowned saturated soaked soaking soused
WEAK
dank sodden soggy soppy wringing-wet
ADJECTIVE
soppy
Synonyms
WEAK
aqueous clammy dank dewy drenched dripping drizzling foggy humid misty moistened muggy pouring raining rainy saturate saturated showery slimy slippery slushy snowy soaked soaking sodden soggy sopping soused stormy teary teeming watery wringing-wet
ADJECTIVE
watery
Synonyms
STRONGEST
colorless damp moist runny
WEAK
adulterated anemic aqueous bloodless dilute doused flavorless fluid humid insipid marshy pale serous sodden soggy tasteless thin washed watered-down waterlike weak wet
Antonyms
STRONGEST
dry
WEAK
concentrated dehydrated solid
ADJECTIVE
wet
Synonyms
STRONGEST
dank foggy humid misty muggy rainy slippery snowy soaked sodden soggy stormy
STRONG
drenched dripping drizzling moistened pouring raining saturate saturated soaking sopping soused teeming
WEAK
aqueous clammy dewy showery slimy slushy soppy teary watery wringing-wet
Antonyms
STRONGEST
arid clear dry
WEAK
dehydrated

Example Sentences

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Lueth also said that oil wells, which were water-logged by heavy floods over the past rainy season, are not yet fully operational.

From Seattle Times • Feb. 28, 2024

Chances for more downed trees, as well as mudslides, road flooding and power outages are increasing as the storm continues to dump rain on an already water-logged region.

From Los Angeles Times • Feb. 6, 2024

"They become so water-logged that it's difficult to pull them out of the ocean. And they are so cheap to replace that people just leave them in the water and buy new ones."

From Science Daily • Nov. 30, 2023

Many people tried to brave the morning commute, bundling children into rain jackets and sprinting toward the Q station on the corner of 83rd Street and Second Avenue in water-logged shoes.

From New York Times • Sep. 29, 2023

Nothing familiar, not a traffic clog of yellow rusted buses or a water-logged slum of zinc shacks.

From "Americanah" by Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie